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Holographic Theater: Immersive AR Adventure
4.2
32 Ratings
Chicago
Explore galaxies, battle dinosaurs, and cast spells in Chicago’s first holographic theater. Perfect for families, dates, and team outings.
Explore galaxies, battle dinosaurs, and cast spells in Chicago’s first holographic theater. Perfect for families, dates, and team outings.
Duration:
30 minutes
Cancellation:
24 hours
Highlights
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108 N State St Suite 150 - At Verse Immersive, visitors are transported into a holographic realm where they become the main character of a real-life, interactive narrative. By wearing Augmented Reality glasses, they can move around the space and use hand and voice commands to engage with the holographic story!
Participants can select from a variety…
- 108 N State St Suite 150 - At Verse Immersive, visitors are transported into a holographic realm where they become the main character of a real-life, interactive narrative. By wearing Augmented Reality glasses, they can move around the space and use hand and voice commands to engage with the holographic story!
Participants can select from a variety of experiences, such as casting magical spells, exploring the cosmos, interacting with holographic animals, and even taming and battling life-sized dinosaurs!
Verse Immersive utilizes augmented reality glasses that are transparent, allowing guests to see and interact with their companions and the physical surroundings. Additionally, since it is AR and not VR, there is no motion sickness! Verse Immersive is best enjoyed with friends, a group, family, or on a date!
What's Included
- Entrance into Verse Immersive
- Entrance into Verse Immersive
Additional Information
HIGHLIGHTS
- Experience the World’s First Holographic Theater
- Engage in real magic, explore the universe, or train and battle with life-sized dinosaurs – Verse offers it all
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Perfect for Families, Date Nights, and Solo Adventures
Enter a dynamic, immersive holographic realm where you become the protagonist of the narrative. At Verse…
HIGHLIGHTS
- Experience the World’s First Holographic Theater
- Engage in real magic, explore the universe, or train and battle with life-sized dinosaurs – Verse offers it all
- Perfect for Families, Date Nights, and Solo Adventures
Enter a dynamic, immersive holographic realm where you become the protagonist of the narrative. At Verse Immersive, participants utilize state-of-the-art augmented reality glasses to perform spells, journey through galaxies, and engage with holographic creatures—all while maintaining connection with companions and the environment. Enjoy the experience without motion sickness or disorientation, just sheer amazement. Whether in Chicago with family, friends, or a partner, this unique, choose-your-own-adventure experience is unlike anything previously encountered.
Location
108 N State St suite 150
North State Street
Verse Immersive is located on the first floor of the Block 37 mall. Use the entrance on the corner of State and Washington, and it will be on your left.
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Customer Ratings
4.2
(32 Ratings)
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Taylorfl3210jj
Feb 19, 2026
Virtual Experience Gaming - It’s a fantastic experience and recommend the Halloween one no matter the time of year! When with my God Father and great way to goof around and laugh. Thank you, Lian for the tips!
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Passport00004727252
Feb 13, 2026
Fun experience! - Clean, fun, and unique! Staff was very welcoming.
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Glenmm4629se
Jan 24, 2026
Fun!! - The experience was fun and unique.
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Passenger266578
Jan 16, 2026
Birthday Fun for my Daughter - Lydia, Robert, and Leah were AMAZING. I wish we could've played allllllll day. They gave very few prompts. It worth every dollar.
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Crystal_b
Feb 23, 2026
The total experience was... - The total experience was cool. I will say there's a disconnect between the goggles and vision in game. Still so much fun.
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Mars
Jan 25, 2026
Some bugs - We did two of these, and had very different experiences with both. I’d only recommend going on weekdays, never a weekend.
Trick or Treat was pretty unbearable.
Because the headset only shows you the 3D images through a horizontal rectangle, I found myself having to force myself to look down constantly, which made my neck hurt eventually.
The images would blink out and vanish, not a black screen to indicate darkness, but no image at all.
The story and mini games were pretty average.
Pick up sparkling candy. Light pumpkins by touch, with a floating lighter that would accidentally give you a penalty for breaking the in game rules.
Violently throwing candy at the monster kid trying to kill you, but missing.
Because it wasn’t very responsive, it was a lot of wandering around and not being able to see anything, or thrown “items” not connecting.
Everworld was only one act, and beautiful, if simplistic. This one has glasses instead of the difficult to see out of visor. They have a vertical rectangle that makes it much easier to see.
I wouldn’t recommend going at busy times because it’s one large room with 8 people throwing their arms out and dodging. You WILL end up almost tripping over, hitting, or kicking small children that run into your path.
You can see the room and people around you, with the image reflected over them, but sometimes not until it’s too late.
By contrast, the separate games are in a private area, and throwing darts at targets incredibly fun.
I’m glad that was the last activity that we did, because Halloween left me frustrated.
I would absolutely play the games again. The immersive stories, they would be 80% improved if they weren’t just projected onto a square in front of you.
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Micha_p
Feb 4, 2026
Dissatisfied - Went for my daughter’s 15th birthday. Our whole for a reason for coming to Chicago and her equipment was faulty. They gave her a new set halfway through her equipment was faulty again so she never got to finish because everyone else was done. Very disappointed but nice staff.
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O4345wschristinek
Jan 25, 2026
Spend your money doung something else - Way too expensive for what it is. I feel like I got ripped off! 45$ was way too much...nothing special at all. Lame.lame lame
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Jennifer_n
Jan 10, 2026
Lame , my glasses didn’t... - Lame , my glasses didn’t work properly. Not at all what I thought but was going to be my friends & didn’t like it either
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Quita_s
Feb 15, 2026
My wife and I attended... - My wife and I attended The Ever World expecting an immersive, almost VR-like experience based on the advertisements and videos. Unfortunately, what we got didn’t come close to what was marketed. The promo content seriously over‑exaggerated the experience, setting expectations that were never met.
For $89 ticket, we expected something interactive, innovative, and truly immersive. Instead, it felt more like a lightly themed walkthrough with visuals that didn’t justify the price point. There was nothing remotely close to a VR experience, which is exactly what the advertising made it seem like.
Honestly, for that amount of money, we could’ve gone to a movie, had snacks, and left feeling entertained. This experience just wasn’t worth the cost, and the misleading marketing made it even more disappointing.
I wouldn’t recommend this unless the pricing is lowered or the advertising becomes more honest about what’s actually being offered.
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